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JEA Takes Over Normandy Village Utility, Cuts Bills for 1,315 Customers
JEA formally took over water and sewer service for Normandy Village on Thursday, folding 1,315 customers in the Jacksonville neighborhood into the utility's system after a year of emergency management amid critical system deficiencies. The switch means lower bills and gives residents a new operator. The Normandy Village Utilities Co-Op...
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CPAP Medical Supplies and Services Agrees to Pay Up to $500K to Resolve Data Breach Lawsuit
CPAP Medical Supplies and Services, a Jacksonville, Florida-based provider of durable medical equipment for treating sleep apnea, has agreed to pay up to $500,000 in benefits to individuals affected by a December 2024 cyberattack and data breach. The cybersecurity incident was identified in late December 2024, and the forensic investigation...
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Construction Starts on ‘Garrett at EverRange’ at 12331 Ever Range Parkway, Jacksonville, Florida
Construction has started on the first phase of a multi-family housing community in Jacksonville. Garrett at EverRange is set to feature 275 apartments divided among five four-story buildings. Layout plans include 101 one-bedroom, 140 two-bedroom, and 34 three-bedroom units, and they would range from 770 to 1,345 square feet. In-unit features will include stainless steel appliances, integrated smart home technology, and vinyl plank flooring.
The House Take
A Jacksonville Homeowner's AC Quotes Kept Climbing. The Final $11,000 Deal Included a Water Heater and Warranty.
A homeowner in Jacksonville, Florida, was looking to replace a 15-year-old AC system in a thread from February 2025. The first quote came in at $8,919 for a single-stage system.
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Bricks & Minifigs Coming to Jacksonville’s College Park
LEGO fans will have another place to hunt for sets, minifigures and loose bricks as Bricks & Minifigs prepares to open a new Jacksonville location at College Park. The store is planned for 3,450 square feet at 923 University Blvd. N., according to the Jacksonville Daily Record, which reported that city officials are reviewing permits for tenant improvements.
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MINISO Set to Open Fourth Jacksonville Store at River City Marketplace
MINISO is planning to open a new store at River City Marketplace in North Jacksonville, bringing its mix of lifestyle goods, collectibles and everyday finds to Space 46 at 12884 City Center Blvd. The 4,263-square-foot storefront would sit between Uniform-T and DTLR inside the shopping center, which is anchored by HomeGoods and Old Navy.
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Trailer Bridge signs three-year tug agreement with Curtin Maritime
Trailer Bridge, Jacksonville, Fla., has signed a three-year agreement with Curtin Maritime, Long Beach, Calif., to provide towing services for its two load-on, load-off barges operating between Jacksonville, Fla., and San Juan, Puerto Rico. Curtin’s Corinne C currently tows one of the barges. The Mabel C is scheduled to join...
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MINISO Coming to River City Marketplace in North Jacksonville
MINISO is bringing its colorful mix of lifestyle goods, collectibles and everyday finds to North Jacksonville, with a new store planned for River City Marketplace. The store is planned for 12884 City Center Blvd., where River City Marketplace landlord Kimco Realty lists MINISO as the tenant for Space 46, a 4,263-square-foot storefront located between Uniform-T and DTLR. The space sits in the portion of the shopping center anchored by HomeGoods and Old Navy.
The House Take
A Jacksonville Homeowner Priced a 3-Ton AC Replacement. The Variable-Speed Option Reached $22,000.
In Jacksonville, Florida, a homeowner wanted to replace a 3-ton AC before summer. In a thread from January 2024, they asked what others had recently paid for the job. The number they had was $16,000 for a single-stage replacement. The same company offered a variable-speed option for $22,000. That gave the homeowner two prices, but little in the post to show what, beyond the equipment choice, accounted for the higher one.
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Fly2High Announces Jacksonville V2 for MSFS
Fresh off the heels of their Houston Hobby release, Fly2High took to their Facebook to announce that Jacksonville V2 is in development for MSFS. Jacksonville International Airport (KJAX/JAX) is the 7th busiest airport in Florida and serves as the primary gateway for northeast Florida. The airport was constructed in the mid-1960s and has continued to experience modest growth since then. In fact, 2024 marked Jacksonville Airport’s busiest year of operations. The airfield’s two runways are laid out in a V-shape, with the passenger terminals located in the middle. While no airline claims Jacksonville as a hub, it is served by all of the U.S airlines, with Delta and American Airlines funneling key connecting traffic to their nearby Atlanta and Charlotte hubs. To accommodate future growth, the airport authority broke ground on a new Concourse B in 2024, which will add six new gates to the airport.
First Coast News
Crew 13 launch forecast for Thursday, October 1
The Palm Beach Post
Spirit Christmas stores finally coming to Florida
WOKV
Pecan Park Flea Market Closes After 40 Years in Jacksonville
After four decades of weekend shopping, bargain hunting and memories, the Pecan Park Flea & Farmers Market has officially closed its gates. The longtime Northside Jacksonville destination welcomed shoppers for the final time Sunday, September 27, marking the end of a 40-year run. For many customers, Pecan Park was more than just a place to shop. It became part of their weekend routine and a place where families could spend time together while browsing hundreds of vendor booths. The market eventually grew to more than 700 vendor stalls, offering everything from clothing and appliances to collectibles, tools, car parts and other hard-to-find items. The property was sold earlier this year for $8.55 million to a partnership with the Butler family, owners connected to a Georgia-based automotive group. The site is expected to be redeveloped as an automobile dealership. The Macon, Georgia-based group lists 15 dealerships and three collision centers on its website, including Butler Toyota Jacksonville at 1290 Cassat Ave. While the market is now closed to shoppers, vendors still until October 31 to clear out their spaces. The entrance gate will be closed on weekends throughout October, and the property will no longer be accessible after October. For generations